It seems pretty simple. Take a short 6-day vacation to sunny San Diego, California, then come home to a 3-day weekend. It was supposed to be like having a 9-day vacation, which it was, except that today is the 10th day, and it is a day of Hell!
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Mobility Heroes
The relocation industry, or global mobility industry (call it whatever you like) has shaped my career in so many ways. From my early days in the profession to today, I have come to rely on so many mentors and colleagues and friends, who have gladly shared their insight and perspectives with me so selflessly. Many of those have become my heroes over the years, and many of my heroes have their own heroes.
Welcome to the New MichelleSandlin.com
Welcome to my new website! It has been a full year in the making, so I am very proud and excited to finally be launching it! Of course, this will be a work in progress and I will continue to add to my portfolio of articles and other written work in the coming weeks, so please look for lots of new content soon.
Sorry, But I’ve Been Busy
I realize that I haven’t posted in several weeks, and I am really sorry about that. It doesn’t mean that I have not been really busy though, or writing other stuff, as I have been doing just that. This should give you an idea of what I have been up to. Earlier this year I started writing a weekly column for the Houston Chronicle newspaper. A couple of months ago, that was increased to 2 columns a week that are […]
Dreaming Out Loud
I really wanted to write something awesome and post it on my birthday, which was on Tuesday. But as luck would have it, I was completely blocked the night before. I am rarely blocked, but when I am, I know better than to force it. Although, I have to admit that I painstakingly spent 2 hours doing just that. By midnight the night before my birthday, I had nothing but a few disconnected sentences that were anything but awesome.
Feel the Fear And Do It Anyway – Part 2
This is Part 2 of my previous blog post: “Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway.” I had not intended on writing a Part 2 until I saw the popularity of my previous post (it was shared throughout Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter), and I heard from several of my readers that they were buying the book based on my review and blog post.
Feel the Fear And Do It Anyway
One of the most ironic things to happen to me recently, was when I was asked by Worldwide ERC® to review a book for their April issue of MOBILITY Magazine. This was for a special section that they are calling, “Member Picks: Books That Make Us Better.” So, why is this so ironic, you ask? It’s simple, I am not a reader! I have never been a reader! Don’t get me wrong, I have bought tons of books over the years, […]